Men with lesser skills and fortitude have benefitted from the benevolent hand of a well-connected godfather; Rayudu had to battle his inner demons and the perception that he was a fighter for all the wrong reasons all on his own.
In a dead rubber game, Afghanistan will be facing West Indies at Headingley in Leeds on Thursday (July 4)
Afghanistan and West Indies both will aim to finish their ICC World Cup 2019 campaign with a win as they take each other on in Match 42 of the tournament at Headingley, Leeds.Yesterday, the last Marvel Cinematic Universe film of 2019 hit theaters and already it’s generating a ton of buzz. Yes, Spider-Man: Far From Home has now arrived to wrap up Phase 3 of the MCU – which began back in 2016 with Captain America: Civil War – and pave the way for the next chapter of this beloved franchise, which should hopefully be revealed later this month at San Diego Comic-Con.
Tons of fans have been flocking to theaters to catch Far From Home, too, as it took in an impressive $39.3 million domestically on its first day. And when you consider that first day was a Tuesday, you begin to realize just how impressive that really is. While it’s fair to assume by this point that a good chunk of people have already seen the sequel, then, we imagine there are still a lot of fans waiting for the upcoming weekend to catch it.
If you fall into that camp, and are itching to get a look at those post-credits scenes that everyone keeps talking about, you’re in luck. Both the mid and post-credits scenes have leaked online today and though they’re far from the best quality, you can check them out for yourself down below.
So, there you have it. It’s easy to see why these scenes have driven fans wild, too. Not only do we get the shocking return of J. Jonah Jameson, played once again by J.K. Simmons, but there’s also that intriguing tease of Nick Fury in outer space, presumably up to something important that’ll be explained in a future MCU film.
All things considered, both the post and mid-credits scenes are hugely important for the franchise and after Spider-Man: Far From Home closed out Phase 3 so wonderfully, we’re very excited to see where things go next.
Headingley in Leeds has hosted 46 ODIs with England’s encounter against the West Indies in 1973 marking the ground’s ODI debut.
It’s the last game of the ICC World Cup for both West Indies and Afghanistan when they face off at Headingley at Leeds on Thursday (July 4). While both sides are out of running for the race to reach the semifinals, both will be looking to leave the tournament on a high with a win under their belts.
The ICC world cup 2019 points table after the England vs New Zealand match.It seems that Luke Skywalker won’t let a pesky thing like death slow him down, as Mark Hamill is set to reprise the character in the upcoming Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
It’s all but confirmed that his appearance in the film will be as some kind of Force Ghost, having died in The Last Jedi at peace with the world and becoming one with the Force. Exactly how big of a role he’s going to play remains to be seen, but given that this is billed as the finale of the nine-movie Skywalker saga, he should at minimum get an emotional goodbye moment.
We may have gotten a small hint as to what that’ll consist of as well in his answer to a question on Twitter. Hamill was asked to give fans a hint on what’s in store of us in The Rise of Skywalker, but by limiting himself to just three words.
Here’s what he said:
My final episode. https://t.co/wZFuPCnimG
— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) June 30, 2019
Well, that’s not a huge surprise. I mean, Luke Skywalker is already pretty dead and it’s going to be difficult making periodic reappearances as a Force Ghost in future films as they’re not supposed to age. Also, it feels like there’s a real sense of finality to this movie, that we’re finally (no kidding this time) putting away some of the toys that George Lucas began playing with over forty years ago.
Seeing the (we assume) final appearances of genuine icons like Carrie Fisher, Anthony Daniels, Ian McDiarmid and Hamill himself in the upcoming film is bound to be an emotional moment. Let’s just hope that J.J. Abrams gives these actors and the characters they’ve brought to life the send-off they deserve.
Naturally, the franchise won’t end there, though. As of yet, we don’t have confirmation that the Sequel Trilogy characters like Rey, Kylo and Finn are returning (if indeed they survive this movie), but I somehow doubt their stories will finish in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
